DENR
sets up P1-M seed production area in Kidapawan City
in
support to the National Greening Program
MARIZ REVALES
In
support to the National Greening Program (NGP), the provincial office of the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), based here, is in the
process of setting up a four-hectare seed production area (SPA) worth P1
million.
The area is within the Cotabato Provincial
Forest and Eco-tourism Park in Barangay Amas, this city, which was
established under Presidential Proclamation No. 881 series of 1996. The
645-hectare park was formerly the Amas Reforestation Project pursuant to
Reforestation Administration Order No. 3, dated 12 April 1966.
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources
Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North) Cotabato bared
that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or seed
stands is the most practical option for the immediate production of
improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural stands or
plantations
Provincial Environment and Natural
Resources Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North)
Cotabato bared that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or
seed stands is the most practical option for the immediate
production of improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural
stands or plantations.
“In establishing a SPA, the tree
stands are upgraded and managed entirely to produce quality seeds,”
explained PENRO Patricio who is a licensed Forester. “Trees intended for seed
production must be tall, with straight bole, big in diameter, and have a
balanced crown in addition to being free from disease and insect infestation,”
Patricio clarified.
The DENR-Ecosystems Research and
Development Bureau website (erdb.denr.gov.ph) defines a seed production area
(SPA) as “basically a plantation with known origin or stand of natural forest
that have been upgraded and managed as source of improved seeds and
propagules.”
According to Engr. Eunice
Sebastian-Calawen, DENR Provincial Information Officer, Cotabato province is
the number one producer/supplier of forest tree seedlings in the region.
A great volume of seeds were sourced out from forest
trees inside the Cotabato Provincial Forest and Eco-Tourism Park. Thus,
there is a need to improve and manage forest trees in
the area in order to produce more forest tree seeds with good quality.
The establishment of Seed Production Area (SPA) in
Cotabato Province is very vital to ensure sufficient supply of
quality forest tree seeds not only for the province but also for the
whole region. In this way, the DENR will be able to meet the huge volume
of seed requirement under the NGP and other similar
programs aimed to address the ill effects of
environmental degradation and climate change.
The NGP is a six-year
priority program of President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III which requires
the planting of 1.5 billion trees in a 1.5 million hectares of
forestlands, abandoned mining sites, urban areas as identified by
the local officials and other open areas that need rehabilitation. ( With
Eunice S. Calawen/ Manuela C. Locsin /DENR XII).
In support to
the National Greening Program (NGP), the provincial office of the Department of
Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), based here, is in the process of setting
up a four-hectare seed production area
(SPA) worth P1 million.
r. Eunice
Sebastian-Calawen, DENR Provincial Information Officer, Cotabato province is
the number one producer/supplier of forest tree seedlings in the region.
A great volume of seeds were sourced out from forest
trees inside the Cotabato Provincial Forest and Eco-Tourism Park. Thus,
there is a need to improve and manage forest trees in
the area in order to produce more forest tree seeds with good quality.
e National Greening Program
area
(SPA) as “basically a plantation with known origin or stand of natural forest
that have been upgraded and managed as source of improved seeds and
propagules.”
tion with known origin or stand of natural forest
that have been upgraded and managed as source of improved seeds and
propagules.”
unice
Sebastian-Calawen, DENR Provincial Information Officer, Cotabato province is
the number one producer/supplier of forest tree seedlings in the region.
A great volume of seeds were sourced out from forest
trees inside the Cotabato Provincial Forest and Eco-Tourism Park. Thus,
there is a need to improve and manage forest trees in
the area in order to produce more forest tree seeds with good quality.
DENR
sets up P1-M seed production area in Kidapawan City
in
support to th
DENR
sets up P1-M seed production area in Kidapawan City
in
support to the National Greening Program
In
support to the National Greening Program (NGP), the provincial office of the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), based here, is in the
process of setting up a four-hectare seed production area (SPA) worth P1
million.
The area is within the Cotabato Provincial
Forest and Eco-tourism Park in Barangay Amas, this city, which was
established under Presidential Proclamation No. 881 series of 1996. The
645-hectare park was formerly the Amas Reforestation Project pursuant to
Reforestation Administration Order No. 3, dated 12 April 1966.
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources
Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North) Cotabato bared
that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or seed
stands is the most practical option for the immediate production of
improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural stands or
plantations
Provincial Environment and Natural
Resources Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North)
Cotabato bared that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or
seed stands is the most practical option for the immediate
production of improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural
stands or plantations.
“In establishing a SPA, the tree
stands are upgraded and managed entirely to produce quality seeds,”
explained PENRO Patricio who is a licensed Forester. “Trees intended for seed
production must be tall, with straight bole, big in diameter, and have a
balanced crown in addition to being free from disease and insect infestation,”
Patricio clarified.
The DENR-Ecosystems Research and
Development Bureau website (erdb.denr.gov.ph) defines a seed production area
(SPA) as “basically a plantation with known origin or stand of natural forest
that have been upgraded and managed as source of improved seeds and
propagules.”
According to Eng
DENR
sets up P1-M seed production area in Kidapawan City
in
support to the National Greening Program
In
support to the National Greening Program (NGP), the provincial office of the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), based here, is in the
process of setting up a four-hectare seed production area (SPA) worth P1
million.
The area is within the Cotabato Provincial
Forest and Eco-tourism Park in Barangay Amas, this city, which was
established under Presidential Proclamation No. 881 series of 1996. The
645-hectare park was formerly the Amas Reforestation Project pursuant to
Reforestation Administration Order No. 3, dated 12 April 1966.
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources
Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North) Cotabato bared
that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or seed
stands is the most practical option for the immediate production of
improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural stands or
plantations
Provincial Environment and Natural
Resources Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North)
Cotabato bared that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or
seed stands is the most practical option for the immediate
production of improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural
stands or plantations.
“In establishing a SPA, the tree
stands are upgraded and managed entirely to produce quality seeds,”
explained PENRO Patricio who is a licensed Forester. “Trees intended for seed
production must be tall, with straight bole, big in diameter, and have a
balanced crown in addition to being free from disease and insect infestation,”
Patricio clarified.
The DENR-Ecosystems Research and
Development Bureau website (erdb.denr.gov.ph) defines a seed production area
(SPA) as “basically a plantation with known origin or stand of natural forest
that have been upgraded and managed as source of improved seeds and
propagules.”
According to Engr. Eunice
Sebastian-Calawen, DENR Provincial Information Officer, Cotabato province is
the number one producer/supplier of forest tree seedlings in the region.
A great volume of seeds were sourced out from forest
trees inside the Cotabato Provincial Forest and Eco-Tourism Park. Thus,
there is a need to improve and manage forest trees in
the area in order to produce more forest tree seeds with good quality.
The establishment of Seed Production Area (SPA) in
Cotabato Province is very vital to ensure sufficient supply of
quality forest tree seeds not only for the province but also for the
whole region. In this way, the DENR will be able to meet the huge volume
of seed requirement under the NGP and other similar
programs aimed to address the ill effects of
environmental degradation and climate change.
The NGP is a six-year
priority program of President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III which requires
the planting of 1.5 billion trees in a 1.5 million hectares of
forestlands, abandoned mining sites, urban areas as identified by
the local officials and other open areas that need rehabilitation. ( With
Eunice S. Calawen/ Manuela C. Locsin /DENR XII).
The establishment of Seed Production Area (SPA) in
Cotabato Province is very vital to ensure sufficient supply of
quality forest tree seeds not only for the province but also for the
whole region. In this way, the DENR will be able to meet the huge volume
of seed requirement under the NGP and other similar
programs aimed to address the ill effects of
environmental degradation and climate change.
The NGP is a six-year
priority program of President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III which requires
the planting of 1.5 billion trees in a 1.5 million hectares of
forestlands, abandoned mining sites, urban areas as identified by
the local officials and other open areas that need rehabilitation. ( With
Eunice S. Calawen/ Manuela C. Locsin /DENR XII).
In
support to the National Greening Program (NGP), the provincial office of the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), based here, is in the
process of setting up a four-hectare seed production area (SPA) worth P1
million.
The area is within the Cotabato Provincial
Forest and Eco-tourism Park in Barangay Amas, this city, which was
established under Presidential Proclamation No. 881 series of 1996. The
645-hectare park was formerly the Amas Reforestation Project pursuant to
Reforestation Administration Order No. 3, dated 12 April 1966.
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources
Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North) Cotabato bared
that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or seed
stands is the most practical option for the immediate production of
improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural stands or
plantations
Provincial Environment and Natural
Resources Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North)
Cotabato bared that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or
seed stands is the most practical option for the immediate
production of improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural
stands or plantations.
“In establishing a SPA, the tree
stands are upgraded and managed entirely to produce quality seeds,”
explained PENRO Patricio who is a licensed Forester. “Trees intended for seed
production must be tall, with straight bole, big in diameter, and have a
balanced crown in addition to being free from disease and insect infestation,”
Patricio clarified.
The DENR-Ecosystems Research and
Development Bureau website (erdb.denr.gov.ph) defines a seed production area
(SPA) as “basically a plantation with known origin or stand of natural forest
that have been upgraded and managed as source of improved seeds and
propagules.”
According to Engr. E
DENR
sets up P1-M seed production area in Kidapawan City
in
support to the National Greening Program
In
support to the National Greening Program (NGP), the provincial office of the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), based here, is in the
process of setting up a four-hectare seed production area (SPA) worth P1
million.
The area is within the Cotabato Provincial
Forest and Eco-tourism Park in Barangay Amas, this city, which was
established under Presidential Proclamation No. 881 series of 1996. The
645-hectare park was formerly the Amas Reforestation Project pursuant to
Reforestation Administration Order No. 3, dated 12 April 1966.
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources
Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North) Cotabato bared
that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or seed
stands is the most practical option for the immediate production of
improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural stands or
plantations
Provincial Environment and Natural
Resources Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North)
Cotabato bared that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or
seed stands is the most practical option for the immediate
production of improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural
stands or plantations.
“In establishing a SPA, the tree
stands are upgraded and managed entirely to produce quality seeds,”
explained PENRO Patricio who is a licensed Forester. “Trees intended for seed
production must be tall, with straight bole, big in diameter, and have a
balanced crown in addition to being free from disease and insect infestation,”
Patricio clarified.
The DENR-Ecosystems Research and
Development Bureau website (erdb.denr.gov.ph) defines a seed production area
(SPA) as “basically a planta
DENR
sets up P1-M seed production area in Kidapawan City
in
support to the National Greening Program
In
support to the National Greening Program (NGP), the provincial office of the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), based here, is in the
process of setting up a four-hectare seed production area (SPA) worth P1
million.
The area is within the Cotabato Provincial
Forest and Eco-tourism Park in Barangay Amas, this city, which was
established under Presidential Proclamation No. 881 series of 1996. The
645-hectare park was formerly the Amas Reforestation Project pursuant to
Reforestation Administration Order No. 3, dated 12 April 1966.
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources
Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North) Cotabato bared
that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or seed
stands is the most practical option for the immediate production of
improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural stands or
plantations
Provincial Environment and Natural
Resources Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North)
Cotabato bared that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or
seed stands is the most practical option for the immediate
production of improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural
stands or plantations.
“In establishing a SPA, the tree
stands are upgraded and managed entirely to produce quality seeds,”
explained PENRO Patricio who is a licensed Forester. “Trees intended for seed
production must be tall, with straight bole, big in diameter, and have a
balanced crown in addition to being free from disease and insect infestation,”
Patricio clarified.
The DENR-Ecosystems Research and
Development Bureau website (erdb.denr.gov.ph) defines a seed production
DENR
sets up P1-M seed production area in Kidapawan City
in
support to the National Greening Program
In
support to the National Greening Program (NGP), the provincial office of the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), based here, is in the
process of setting up a four-hectare seed production area (SPA) worth P1
million.
The area is within the Cotabato Provincial
Forest and Eco-tourism Park in Barangay Amas, this city, which was
established under Presidential Proclamation No. 881 series of 1996. The
645-hectare park was formerly the Amas Reforestation Project pursuant to
Reforestation Administration Order No. 3, dated 12 April 1966.
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources
Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North) Cotabato bared
that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or seed
stands is the most practical option for the immediate production of
improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural stands or
plantations
Provincial Environment and Natural
Resources Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North)
Cotabato bared that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or
seed stands is the most practical option for the immediate
production of improved seeds of forest tree species whether from natural
stands or plantations.
“In establishing a SPA, the tree
stands are upgraded and managed entirely to produce quality seeds,”
explained PENRO Patricio who is a licensed Forester. “Trees intended for seed
production must be tall, with straight bole, big in diameter, and have a
balanced crown in addition to being free from disease and insect infestation,”
Patricio clarified.
The DENR-Ecosystems Research and
Development Bureau website (erdb.denr.gov.ph) defines a seed production area
(SPA) as “basically a plantation with known origin or stand of natural forest
that have been upgraded and managed as source of improved seeds and
propagules.”
According to Engr. Eunice
Sebastian-Calawen, DENR Provincial Information Officer, Cotabato province is
the number one producer/supplier of forest tree seedlings in the region.
A great volume of seeds were sourced out from forest
trees inside the Cotabato Provincial Forest and Eco-Tourism Park. Thus,
there is a need to improve and manage forest trees in
the area in order to produce more forest tree seeds with good quality.
The establishment of Seed Production Area (SPA) in
Cotabato Province is very vital to ensure sufficient supply of
quality forest tree seeds not only for the province but also for the
whole region. In this way, the DENR will be able to meet the huge volume
of seed requirement under the NGP and other similar
programs aimed to address the ill effects of
environmental degradation and climate change.
The NGP is a six-year
priority program of President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III which requires
the planting of 1.5 billion trees in a 1.5 million hectares of
forestlands, abandoned mining sites, urban areas as identified by
the local officials and other open areas that need rehabilitation. ( With
Eunice S. Calawen/ Manuela C. Locsin /DENR XII).
According to Engr. Eunice
Sebastian-Calawen, DENR Provincial Information Officer, Cotabato province is
the number one producer/supplier of forest tree seedlings in the region.
A great volume of seeds were sourced out from forest
trees inside the Cotabato Provincial Forest and Eco-Tourism Park. Thus,
there is a need to improve and manage forest trees in
the area in order to produce more forest tree seeds with good quality.
The establishment of Seed Production Area (SPA) in
Cotabato Province is very vital to ensure sufficient supply of
quality forest tree seeds not only for the province but also for the
whole region. In this way, the DENR will be able to meet the huge volume
of seed requirement under the NGP and other similar
programs aimed to address the ill effects of
environmental degradation and climate change.
The NGP is a six-year
priority program of President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III which requires
the planting of 1.5 billion trees in a 1.5 million hectares of
forestlands, abandoned mining sites, urban areas as identified by
the local officials and other open areas that need rehabilitation. ( With
Eunice S. Calawen/ Manuela C. Locsin /DENR XII).
According to Engr. Eunice
Sebastian-Calawen, DENR Provincial Information Officer, Cotabato province is
the number one producer/supplier of forest tree seedlings in the region.
A great volume of seeds were sourced out from forest
trees inside the Cotabato Provincial Forest and Eco-Tourism Park. Thus,
there is a need to improve and manage forest trees in
the area in order to produce more forest tree seeds with good quality.
The establishment of Seed Production Area (SPA) in
Cotabato Province is very vital to ensure sufficient supply of
quality forest tree seeds not only for the province but also for the
whole region. In this way, the DENR will be able to meet the huge volume
of seed requirement under the NGP and other similar
programs aimed to address the ill effects of
environmental degradation and climate change.
The NGP is a six-year
priority program of President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III which requires
the planting of 1.5 billion trees in a 1.5 million hectares of
forestlands, abandoned mining sites, urban areas as identified by
the local officials and other open areas that need rehabilitation. ( With
Eunice S. Calawen/ Manuela C. Locsin /DENR XII).
The establishment of Seed Production Area (SPA) in
Cotabato Province is very vital to ensure sufficient supply of
quality forest tree seeds not only for the province but also for the
whole region. In this way, the DENR will be able to meet the huge volume
of seed requirement under the NGP and other similar
programs aimed to address the ill effects of
environmental degradation and climate change.
The NGP is a six-year
priority program of President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III which requires
the planting of 1.5 billion trees in a 1.5 million hectares of
forestlands, abandoned mining sites, urban areas as identified by
the local officials and other open areas that need rehabilitation. ( With
Eunice S. Calawen/ Manuela C. Locsin /DENR XII).
DENR sets up P1-M
seed production area in Kidapawan City
in support to the
National Greening Program
(07, November
2013, Kidapawan City) – In support to
the National Greening Program (NGP), the provincial office of the Department of
Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), based here, is in the process of setting
up a four-hectare seed production area
(SPA) worth P1 million.
The area is within the Cotabato
Provincial Forest and Eco-tourism Park in Barangay Amas, this city, which was established
under Presidential Proclamation No. 881 series of 1996. The 645-hectare park was
formerly the Amas Reforestation Project pursuant
to Reforestation Administration Order No. 3, dated 12 April 1966.
Provincial Environment and Natural
Resources Officer (PENRO) Andrew B. Patricio, Jr. of the DENR in (North)
Cotabato bared that the establishment of a seed production area (SPA) or seed stands is the
most practical option for the immediate production of improved seeds of forest
tree species whether from natural stands
or plantations.
“In establishing a SPA, the tree stands are upgraded and managed entirely to produce quality seeds,” explained PENRO
Patricio who is a licensed Forester. “Trees intended for seed production must
be tall, with straight bole, big in diameter, and have a balanced crown in addition to being free from
disease and insect infestation,” Patricio clarified.
The
DENR-Ecosystems Research and Development Bureau website (erdb.denr.gov.ph) defines a seed production
area (SPA) as “basically a plantation with known origin or stand of natural
forest that have been upgraded and managed as source of improved seeds and
propagules.”
According to Engr. Eunice Sebastian-Calawen,
DENR Provincial Information Officer, Cotabato province is the number one
producer/supplier of forest tree
seedlings in the region. A great volume
of seeds were sourced out from forest
trees inside the Cotabato Provincial Forest and Eco-Tourism Park. Thus, there is a need to
improve and manage forest
trees in the area in order to produce more forest tree seeds with
good quality.
The establishment of
Seed Production Area (SPA) in
Cotabato Province is very vital to ensure sufficient supply of quality
forest tree seeds not only for the
province but also for the whole region. In this way, the DENR will be able to
meet the huge volume of seed requirement under the NGP and other similar programs aimed
to address the ill effects of
environmental degradation and climate change.
The NGP is a six-year priority program of President Benigno Simeon
C. Aquino III which requires the
planting of 1.5 billion trees in a 1.5 million hectares of forestlands, abandoned mining sites, urban areas as identified by the local officials and other open areas that need rehabilitation. (Eunice
S. Calawen/Manuela C. Locsin/DENR XII).
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